Finally David Watanabe, the one man show behind NewsFire and Acquisition has released a Public Beta (meaning once you have tested it for him you'll have to pay) of xtorrent.
Apart from looking the "nuts" like most of David's products xtorrent also includes searching, using web kit you can search and browse torrent sites and add your own. You can also open the torrents and download the bits you want (rather than full albums say, you could just select the songs you wanted).
Other xtorrent features include, powerful seeding and ratio control, integration with iTunes, folder monitoring and automatic torrent downloading, and nice features to help you organise things.
This is still only a public beta and hopefully he will add in RSS support and some cool apple script options (would love to get a torrent program to email me when a torrent has finished downloading).
"@Rob If you go by that logic, then why would you download torrents in the first place?"
Because I never said I downloaded illegal torrents. Bittorrent was not developed for infringing copyright, it's just a use of the technology.
And even if I did, I think supporting a small Apple developer slightly different to supporting a multi million pound selling movie or album, but that is very much just my theoretical opinion.